Greg Rogers Park

Greg Rogers Park is a sprawling 42-acre community park located in Chula Vista, California. Situated between Interstate 805 and the park itself, it serves as a central hub for recreation and leisure in the densely developed neighborhood sometimes referred to as South Chula Vista or Rogers Park.

The park is named after Greg Rogers, one of Chula Vista's first City Council members and a significant figure in the city's early development. Rogers, who was also a co-founder of the community's first bank and active in various local organizations, is considered one of the city's pioneers.

Greg Rogers Park offers a diverse range of facilities catering to various recreational needs. It features multiple sports fields, including ball fields, which are popular among local residents. The park also boasts a nine-hole disc golf course, established in 2022, which provides both novice and experienced players with an engaging outdoor activity.

For families and children, the park includes playground equipment and open green spaces, ideal for picnics and casual outdoor gatherings. The park's layout incorporates paved walkways, making it accessible for strolls and light exercise.

In addition to its recreational facilities, Greg Rogers Park plays a significant role in the community's daily life. It is adjacent to Greg Rogers Elementary School, integrating educational and recreational spaces. The park's central location and diverse amenities make it a focal point for community activities and a popular destination for residents seeking outdoor relaxation and physical activity.